This is a small collection of correspondence by numerous eminent English Anglican clergymen to Robert Woodward and his wife, concerning primarily the acknowledgement of invitations to visit the Woodwards at their home, Arley Castle in Bewdley, Worcestershire.
Material concerning organizations in which Paul C. Warnke had an interest or held membership. Most are concerned with arms control and international relations. Correspondence regarding his service on boards or committees and his appearances on behalf of the organizations is usually filed here rather than in the Correspondence series.
Contains correspondence, manuscripts, transcripts, and other documents pertaining to U.S. Catholic Church History. Boxes 12 and 13, which deal with notable individuals in U.S. Catholic History, are arranged alphabetically by last name of individual. Boxes 14 through 20 contain documents which focus on the history of Catholicism in particular geographic places in America, and they are arranged alphabetically by geographic area.
Chronological Correspondence. Arranged chronologically.
Monthly publication produced by the Office of University Development and Public Relations from March 1952-July 1968. Succeeded by "Georgetown Today".
Monthly publication produced by the Office of University Development and Public Relations from March 1952-July 1968. Succeeded by "Georgetown Today".
Series 3 consists of chronological correspondence of John L. Brown from 1932 through 1974. The correspondence is arranged in chronological order. In each folder, both correspondents writing to Brown and correspondents receiving letters from Brown are listed.
The Individual Authors Series contains correspondence, manuscripts, questionnaires from the Gallery of Living Catholic Authors, photos, publications, and clippings relating to individual authors who were accepted or considered as members of the Gallery of Living Catholic Authors established by Sister Mary Joseph, S.L., in 1932. The series is arranged alphabetically by author. Boxes 1-66.
Charles J. Foley (1892-1969) was born in Jersey City and entered the Society of Jesus in 1911, being ordained in 1925. After teaching at Fordham University and Canisius College, he was stationed at Georgetown as an instructor of philosophy, metaphysics, and psychology (1931-1951). Between 1951 and 1969 he was director of university development at Georgetown. This folder includes retreat notes from his Jesuit formation at St. Andrew-on-Hudson.
This series contains back issues of the Catholic magazine founded by Edward Rice Jubilee.
Contains correspondence, manuscripts, transcripts, and other documents pertaining to U.S. Catholic Church History. Boxes 12 and 13, which deal with notable individuals in U.S. Catholic History, are arranged alphabetically by last name of individual. Boxes 14 through 20 contain documents which focus on the history of Catholicism in particular geographic places in America, and they are arranged alphabetically by geographic area.
